Wanna be a Raiders fan or just impress your friends by sounding like one? Here's a list of terms used frequently on the Raiders Fans Mail List. Some are generic nicknames, others are unique to Raiders fans.

Beagles

The Philadelphia Eagles

Chefs

The Kansas City Chiefs (see also: Squaws)

Chumps, Chumpsters

The San Diego Chargers (see also: Dolts)

Cowgirls, Cowpies

The Dallas Cowboys (see also: Dopeboys)

Dolts

The San Diego Chargers. A parody of their "Bolts" nickname. (see also: Chumpsters)

Donkeys, Donks

The Denver Broncos

Doorstop

Safety Anthony Dorsett. A reference to his poor play.

Dopeboys

The Dallas Cowboys. A reference to their many drug-related suspensions and arrests. (see also: Cowpies)

Fish

The Miami Dolphins

Ghost

Dave Casper, Hall of Fame TE for the Raiders. Nickname.

Horseface

John Elway, Denver QB (see also: Mr. Ed)

House of Thrills (HOT)

The Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (now officially Network Associates Coliseum), known for loud and rowdy fans

Iggles

The Philadelphia Eagles

Jests, Jetsons

The New York Jets

The Judge

Lester Hayes, former Pro Bowl CB for the Raiders. Nickname.

Lester the Molester

Lester Hayes. Another nickname.

Mr. Ed

John Elway, QB for the Broncos. A reference to his buck teeth. (see also: Horseface)

Nap

Napoleon McCallum, former RB for the Raiders. First player to play in the NFL while in the Navy.

Nip

Napoleon Kaufman, former RB extraordinaire for the Raiders. First-round pick in 1995 draft. Retired to be a full-time minister.

Poop

One time strong safety Marquez Pope; descriptive of his playing ability.

Seachickens, Seaducks, Seagulls, Seahags, Seasquawks

The Seattle Seahawks

Sh*ttenhammer

Marty Schottenheimer, former Chiefs coach. Self-explanatory.

Shorty

Mike Shanahan, former Raiders coach, currently Broncos coach. A reference to his short stature.

Shredder

Jay Schroeder, former QB for the Raiders. Consistent overthrower.

The Snake

Ken Stabler, former QB for the Raiders. Nickname.

Squaws

The Kansas City Chiefs (see also: Chefs)

Stinky

Offensive lineman Matt Stinchcomb, the Raiders' No. 1 draft pick in 1999. Nickname indicative of his disappointing play and inability to crack the starting lineup.

The Stork, The Mad Stork

Former Raider and Hall of Fame LB Ted Hendricks. Nickname.

Tinmen

The Pittsburgh Steelers

T-Mac

Terry McDaniel, former Pro Bowl CB for the Raiders

Toothway

John Elway, QB for the Donkeys (see also: Mr. Ed)

Whiners

The San Francisco 49ers

Wiz

Steve Wisniewski, former Pro Bowl G for the Raiders